Stryker Ramirez has a chin lock on Cha Cha Charlie during a recent Coastal Championship Wrestling show outside the BB&T Center in Sunrise. Charlie will be wrestling Rey Fury on a Sweetwater Pro Wrestling show on Saturday, May 24 in (Miami) Doral. Photo By Jim Varsallone

Stryker Ramirez has a chin lock on Cha Cha Charlie during a recent Coastal Championship Wrestling show outside the BB&T Center in Sunrise. Charlie will be wrestling Rey Fury on a Sweetwater Pro Wrestling show on Saturday, May 24 in (Miami) Doral. Photo By Jim Varsallone

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It marks Cha Cha Charlie’s SPW debut and the first time wrestling Fury.

“I’ve never worked with him, but he is pretty popular in the independent scene,” Charlie told The Roman Show. ”I am excited to face him. He looks really good. I have been studying him since I am going to face him. You have to study your opponent. He is talented.”

Fury is from Puerto Rico making this a battle of the islands.

“I will have to get out of my element and do something different,” Charlie said. “It’s an opportunity for the U.S. title. It is my hometown, too, because when I moved down here from New York, the first place I went to was Doral. I have a lot of people going.”

Cha Cha Charlie is a second-generation wrestler. His uncle wrestled under the name La Momia—The Mommy in Spanish--in the Dominica Republic and feuded with famed Dominican wrestler Jack Veneno.

Trained by Pablo Marquez, Cha Cha Charlie learned his trade at the Main Event Training Center in Fort Lauderdale, after working as a cameraman for South Florida promotion CCW. He has been training about four years.

Hear the complete interview, which includes his Dominican roots, training and more.